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Introduction to network security
Understanding security threats
Creating a secure network strategy
Windows server access control
* Authentication
Introduction to authentication
Kerberos
Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
Digital certificates
Security tokens
Biometrics
* Attacks and malicious code
Denial of service attacks
Man-in-the-middle attacks
Spoofing
Replays
TCP session hijacking
Social engineering
Attacks against encrypted data
Software exploitation
* Remote access
Securing remote communications
Authentication
Virtual private networks
Telecommuting vulnerabilities
* E-mail
Secure e-mail and encryption
PGP and S/MIME encryption
E-mail vulnerabilities
* Web security
SSL/TLS protocol
Instant messaging
Vulnerabilities of Web tools
Configuring Internet Explorer security
* Directory and file transfer services
Introduction to directory services
File transfer services
File sharing
* Wireless and instant messaging
IEEE 802.11
WAP 1.x and WAP 2.0
Wired equivalent privacy
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Understanding firewalls
Routers
Switches
Telecom, cable modem, and wireless devices
Securing remote access
Intrusion detection systems
Workstations and servers
* Transmission and storage media
Transmission media
Storage media
* Network security topologies
Security topologies
Network Address Translation
Tunneling
Virtual Local Area Networks
* Intrusion detection
Intrusion detection systems
Network-based and host-based IDS
Active and passive detection
Honeypots
Incident response
* Security baselines
OS/NOS hardening
Network hardening
Application hardening
* Cryptography
Concepts of cryptography
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Key management and life cycle
Setting up a certificate server
* Physical security
Access control
Environment
Disaster recovery and business continuity
Disaster recovery
Business continuity
Policies and procedures
Privilege management
* Computer forensics and advanced topics
Understanding computer forensics
Risk identification
Education and training
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